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Supplier Survey

Company Name:
Address Line 1:
Address Line 2:
City:
State:
Zip:
Telephone:

Product Discipline:
Year Est:
Officers:
Quality Assurance Manager:

Number of Employees:

Total (On Site):
Production:
Design & Development:
Quality Assurance:
Sales/Marketing/Purchasing:

Payment Terms:

Propulsion Systems is what percent of your current sales?

Corporation Classifications (IAW FAR 52.219-1):

Small
Small Disadvantage
Women Owned
HUBZone Small Business Concerns
Veteran Owned Small Business Concerns
Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Concerns
Minority Owned
Native-American Owned

1.0 Quality / Inspection System and Procedures.

A. Is your company ISO 9000 certified by a recognized agency? If so,
please fax a copy of your certificate with the questionnaire and disregard
the remaining questions.

YES NO

B. Do you have a Quality System in accordance with a recognized,
established system (e.g.MIL-I-45208, MIL-Q-9858)? If yes, indicate which system?

C. Is the Quality/Inspection system documented in a manual of procedures
that is available and maintained for use by all quality/inspection and
manufacturing personnel?

YES NO

D. Is contract review performed to identify and evaluate quality
requirements?

YES NO

E. Do you document procedures to ensure nonconforming products are
prevented from being used or shipped? If Yes, reference procedure
number and title.

2.0 Design Data and Change Control

A. Are procedures in effect to assure that the drawings, specifications,
and instructions required by the contract as well as applicable changes
are used for processing? If yes, reference procedure numbers and titles.

3.0 Inspection Records.

A. Are inspection records maintained which display:

1. Identification of the item	YES NO
2. The date of inspection	YES NO
3. Number of units inspected	YES NO
4. Number and type of deficiencies	YES NO
5. Disposition of material	YES NO

4.0 Measuring Equipment and Calibration.

A. Is adequate measuring equipment available to perform required task?

YES NO

B. Is the calibration system described in written procedures?

YES NO

C. Is the accuracy of master gages and standards periodically certified?

YES NO

D. Are recall records maintained that indicate when equipment is due for
calibration?

YES NO

E. Is measuring and test equipment calibrated at established intervals?

YES NO

F. Is equipment requiring periodic calibration identified with labels or
stickers that indicate when calibrate is due?

YES NO

5.0 Inspection

A. Are incoming materials inspected in accordance with purchase order
requirements, prints, and specifications ?

YES NO

B. Is product-in-process identified for sequence of production, inspection,
operations and indication of status ?

YES NO

C. Is the level of inspection specified and to an approved level?

YES NO

D. Are results of inspection documented and maintained in a file?

YES NO

E. How long are inspection records retained?

6.0 Corrective Action

A. Are procedures in effect that describe the methods by which conditions
adverse to product quality are detected and corrected?

YES NO

7.0 Handling, Packaging, and Shipping

A. Are adequate controls in use to ensure good, commercial packaging?

YES NO

B. Is there a delivery service and/or pickup service available?

YES NO

C. What method(s) do you use to verify counts on purchases orders?

D. Who is the person in charge of expediting?

Suggestions:

What can Propulsion Systems do to make our partnership more
efficient and cost effective?

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If you have any questions about this survey please contact the Propulsion Systems Supplier Quality Engineer at (707) 399-1868 Thank You.